The things people like about this game are the things don't work with me,but i agree,the concepts of it are really great ideas.The gameplay is the major issue for me.I don't fell a badass playing it,i just feel doing the same thing over and over.I know that the " square-square-triangle combo " joke is old,but is truly what i did the entire game.And also doesn't help that,after the first game,they gave up about telling a greek tragedy to just make kratos an asshole,doing asshole things.

Dunno,i guess it's just not my thing.

For me,the game was piss easy, and you don't need to catch a single mon to make a full team. You get your starter, fossil mon, Kanto starter, lucario, and Lapras all for free. Megas were a great idea on paper, but it turned out to be gen 1 pandering, and no gym leader or elite 4 member used one period. Not enough new mons, and the ones that were new were some of the weakest designs ever (klefki, dedenne, slurpuff, aromatisse, carbink, goomy, gourgeist, trevenant, Xerneas, and others). The story in Pokemon is nothing to write home about, but X/Y were also the weakest in terms of that.The Pokemon models were nice, and starters and noivern are some of the best designs ever, but there is not much else I can say. It wasn't even real 3D since it still had the grid system, which seemed wierd. The music was lacklustre. I have a lot more criticism of the game, but I'll stop for now.

GTA5 bores me to tears.

Horizon Zero Dawn - Feels like a more fluidly animated Elder Scrolls mixed with Beyond Good and Evil UI elements, but ultimately not near as involved as either of those games.  At one point it feels just like running to the target destination and killing things.  More of an evolutionary rather than a revolutionary game and very disappointing to me given the hype.

Super Mario 3D World - Way too easy and linear.  I felt like I was just going through motions and did not have fun on most stages.

Pokemon Sun - It had it's cute moments and the Aola pokemon were nice, but the game was the exact same format that it always has been and was way too short to really satisfy.

Ocarina of Time
Super Mario 64
The Grand Theft Auto games

Hate is too strong of a word, but I really didn't like Skyrim that much. It was the type of game where I'd be engaged enough to play for a few hours at a time, only to realize I didn't have any fun at all during that time.

I genuinely hated Arkham Knight. The vehicle segments were too often and too clunky. Half the game was a search for a parking spot.

I don't like Uncharted nearly as much as other people. I kind of feel like they're the fast and furious of gaming. Shiny dumb fun while it lasts, then I never have the desire to see it again.

I don't particularly like the original Zelda or Metroid. I just don't think they hold up all that well.

Bad taste.

Sonic Adventure 2. 1/3 of the game is pretty fun but the rest of it is varying degrees of trainwreck. SA1 was far from perfect but most of the gamemodes were pretty fun, whereas SA2 introduces these clunky combat stages and completely ruins the Knuckles stages by making the crystal locations random. I don't even want to talk about the final chapter...

I love racing games, can't stand Mario kart. I've tried to get into it with Double Dash and MK8, it's just boring :/

I don't hate amazing games, I can't hate amazing games. If I hate a game it's cause it sucks and if it's amazing then I will love it.